Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss! by Nora Hoover

Chapter 515 A Wonderful Morning 2

"Mommy made toast and cake, and it's delicious," Mia waved at Micah, calling out innocently, "Come down quick." "Don't rush him. Mommy still has to make the pasta," Sadie said, setting a fruit salad on the table and smiling up at Micah. "Go change your "Mhm." Micah nodded with a smile; no morning had ever been as perfect as this one...

clothes."

"Awesome!" Awesome!" Andrew exclaimed, watching the scene unfold. While this sentiment might seem mundane to the average person, for Micah, it was the missing piece of life since childhood. Now that Micah had finally found it, no wonder his face showed a warmth and affection that had never been there before.

Micah came downstairs, changed into fresh clothes, and found Sadie had already set the pasta on the table—a lavish spread with seven different items and three kinds of drinks.

Noah was busy arranging the utensils, expertly planning the seating, "The three of us will sit in a row, Micah and Mommy across from us, and Coco at the end."

"Thanks, Noah!"

climb into her high chair with the aid of her caregiver and began to

hands eagerly. "Wow! What a feast for

at the parrot feed before it and then at the sumptuous breakfast, discontentedly knocking the feed from the bowl and flapping its wings, crying out, "Want to eat, want to eat!" "Quiet down," Mia frowned, scolding cutely yet sternly,

don't want!" Coco began to throw a tantrum, fluttering

her small chubby hands, calling out in a

I'll put you back in your cage!" "Don't want, don't want!" Coco whined plaintively, stopping a short distance away. It eyed the bountiful breakfast with longing, reluctant to move. "Alright, I'll add some nuts for you

Sadie. She added some crushed nuts into Coco's

showing off a hint of arrogance seemed to say, "I have nuts, and I'm not sharing!" "That

witnessed the entire episode from the spiral staircase, finding it amusing. Despite the noise, this lively

the utensils, tiptoed to climb onto his chair, displaying gentlemanly manners as he